Public Relations
Education Majors Gain Invaluable Experience Through Virtual Tutoring
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, teacher candidates and teachers have had to think outside the classroom to connect with students remotely.
Return to Normal Operations Planned for the Fall
The plan for Fall Semester 2021 includes a return to typical pre-pandemic activities, including the university’s Fall Bible Conference, homecoming, fall sports, study abroad, Global Outreach, plus fall break.
Creative Visit Solutions Spur Increasing Enrollment
Since 2007, Cedarville University has experienced record student enrollments. And despite the challenges of COVID-19, it looks like the 2021 freshman class may help continue that trend.
Bridging Disciplines: It's a Work of Art
Studio art majors at Cedarville University will unveil their civil engineering-inspired works of art this Friday at 11:15 a.m. at the Civil Engineering Center.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Learning Beyond His Years
Jake Johnson has been blessed with a gift: knowing what he doesn’t know. Then he seeks out those who have gone before him to learn the wisdom he hopes to apply in his life.
Research and Scholarship Symposium Goes Online
The research projects will be available for viewing by the public from April 14-28 through the university’s learning management system, Canvas.
Professor Named to Ohio State Board of Pharmacy
Dr. Jeff Huston, associate professor of pharmacy practice at Cedarville University, was appointed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine.
A Job Well Done: Honoring Retiring Professors
Faculty to be recognized include Dr. Dennis Flentge, senior professor of chemistry; Mark Klimek, associate professor of nursing; Dr. Bill Ragle, professor of finance; and Linda Cave, assistant professor of nursing; and former nursing faculty member, Connie Ford.
Chapel Pointe Pastor and Author Speaking
Joel Wayne, the lead pastor of Chapel Pointe Church in Hudsonville, Michigan, will speak in chapel at Cedarville University on April 13.
Cedarville Stories Podcast: Met by Christ in Her Despair
Certain dates carry powerful significance. For Gerry Walquist, December 30, 2013, is one of those days, with a bullet point. That's because, nearly eight years ago on the eve of New Year’s Eve, Gerry’s world was turned upside down.
Romans 14 Forum Discusses Differences, Seeks Unity
Cedarville University’s history and government department will host the first-ever Romans 14 Forum on April 10 at 6 p.m. in the Center for Biblical and Theological Studies, room 115.